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Staff, students, alumni, University partners and the local community greeted the Baton at Loughborough’s Hazlerigg Building, where it started its public tour of the town. Flags from across the Commonwealth were on display, carried by children from the University nursery, as Batonbearer Abbie Brown had the honour of taking the Baton on its first leg. Christie, Darnell (8 July 2022). "Falklands Flag Bearers for Commonwealth Games Revealed". www.fitv.co.fk. Falkland Islands Television . Retrieved 8 July 2022. Doug Clark from the Badminton team, and Daphne Arthur Almond from the lawn bowls team, will have the honour of carrying the flags on behalf of the Falkland Islands at the opening ceremony in Birmingham on the 28th July.

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This year, as part of the Commonwealth of Nations Flag for Peace initiative, each Commonwealth country and every UK city will receive a flag, which they can raise on Commonwealth Day in celebration of the values of the Commonwealth Charter, including democracy, human rights, sustainable development, equality and respect. Today #CommonwealthDay 2023 is celebrated with a multicultural, multi-faith service at Westminster Abbey in London.